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AccuLynx pricing

Every AccuLynx plan, what each one includes, and what it adds up to for a real crew. Checked against AccuLynx’s own pricing page on September 24, 2026.

AccuLynx plans and prices

Add-ons listed by AccuLynx: AccuPay (payments), Customer Portal, Smart(er) Docs, AccuFi (financing), ReportsPlus, DataMart, Texting, Mobile Crew App and AppConnections. Their prices are not published. Third-party review sites publish per-user estimates that vary widely from site to site; none are confirmed by AccuLynx, so none are used here.

AccuLynx plans and prices
PlanPriceUsersWhat it includes
ProQuote requiredNot stated
  • Leads/CRM, estimates, contracts and invoicing
  • Aerial measurement ordering and supplier direct ordering
  • Mobile field app and photo and video storage
  • Job costs, A/R tracking and profit forecasting
EliteQuote requiredNot stated
  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom workflow manager and multiple company locations
  • Production calendar, permits, supplements and mortgage check tracking
  • Sales pipeline, closing percentage and prospecting reports
  • Commissions and embedded web forms
Pricing model
Sales-quoted plans (Pro and Elite) plus optional add-ons
Contract
AccuLynx advertises a monthly subscription option with no contract.
Free trial
No free trial listed; AccuLynx offers a demo and a custom quote.

Source: AccuLynx pricing page, checked September 24, 2026.

What AccuLynx costs for your crew

Estimated monthly cost from each vendor's published pricing, before taxes, payment processing, and promotions.

Estimated monthly cost by crew size
Crew sizeRevcore ProAccuLynx
3-person crew$249/moStarter planQuote required
7-person crew$499/moPro planQuote required
15-person crew$899/moScale planQuote required

Revcore Pro: smallest plan whose included seats cover the crew, billed monthly. Annual billing is lower.

AccuLynx: AccuLynx does not publish plan or add-on prices. A like-for-like quote would need Pro or Elite plus the Texting, Customer Portal and AccuPay add-ons.

Costs people miss

The monthly plan price is rarely the whole bill.

Contract terms
AccuLynx advertises a monthly subscription option with no contract.
Payment processing
Card and ACH processing fees are charged on top of any software plan. Compare rates before you commit.

Is AccuLynx worth the price?

AccuLynx is roofing business software that covers leads, estimates, production, material ordering and job financials in one account. It sells two plans, Pro and Elite, with optional add-ons such as texting, a customer portal, payments and document automation. Pricing is not published; AccuLynx gives a custom quote after a demo.

What AccuLynx does well

  • Roofing production depth: permits, supplements, mortgage checks and job costing
  • Wide aerial measurement ordering: EagleView, Hover, Geospan, GAF QuickMeasure and RoofScope
  • Direct ordering from ABC Supply, SRS Distribution and QXO
  • Two-way accounting sync with QuickBooks and Sage Intacct

Where it falls short

  • No published pricing and no self-serve trial
  • Texting, customer portal, payments and proposal tools are add-ons
  • Key reports and production tools are gated to Elite
  • Built for roofing, not for service trades

Who AccuLynx is priced for

AccuLynx is a good fit for

  • Roofing companies, including storm restoration and insurance work
  • Teams that order materials from ABC Supply, SRS or QXO every week
  • Offices tracking permits, supplements and mortgage checks (Elite)
  • Multi-location roofing companies (Elite)

It is a weaker fit for

  • Buyers who want a published price or a self-serve trial
  • Contractors outside roofing and exteriors
  • Small crews that want texting, a customer portal and payments without add-ons

AccuLynx pricing compared with alternatives

Starting prices and pricing models side by side, from each vendor's own pricing page.

AccuLynx pricing compared with alternatives
ToolStarts atPricing model7-person crew
AccuLynxQuote requiredSales-quoted plans (Pro and Elite) plus optional add-onsQuote required
JobNimbusQuote requiredSales-quoted tiers by user count, with optional add-on bundlesQuote required
Roofr$0/moFlat monthly plans with unlimited users, plus per-report measurement fees and optional add-ons$398/mo
BuildertrendQuote requiredCustom quote based on builder type and annual revenue; unlimited users and unlimited projectsQuote required
Improveit 360Quote requiredSales-quoted; Professional and Enterprise versionsQuote required
Revcore Pro$249/moFlat plans with seats included$499/mo on Pro

How Revcore Pro prices it instead

Three flat plans with seats included: Starter $249/mo for 3 seats, Pro $499/mo for 7, and Scale $899/mo for 15. Extra seats are $49/mo. Two-way texting is included on every plan, and annual billing takes two months off.

AccuLynx pricing, common questions

How much does AccuLynx cost?

AccuLynx does not publish prices. It sells 2 plans (Pro and Elite), quoted by its sales team, so ask for a written quote that lists every product and fee.

Does AccuLynx charge per user?

AccuLynx does not publish a separate per-user fee. Check the plan table above for users included per tier.

Is there a cheaper alternative to AccuLynx?

Revcore Pro starts at $249/mo with 3 seats included, $499/mo for 7 seats, and $899/mo for 15 seats, with two-way texting on every plan and a 14-day free trial. Whether it is cheaper depends on your crew size; the table above shows both side by side.

Does AccuLynx have a free trial?

AccuLynx does not list a free trial. It offers a demo and a custom quote. Revcore has a 14-day self-serve trial with no credit card.

Sources and method

Competitor facts come from each vendor’s public pages, checked on the date shown. Pricing changes often and is sometimes sales-quoted, so confirm on the vendor’s site before you buy. Revcore facts come from our pricing page. Product names are trademarks of their owners.

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